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Crews Battle Suspicious Fires in Martinez
Firefighters said they battled two suspicious fires not far from each other overnight Saturday.
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Crews Battle Suspicious Fires in Martinez
Firefighters said they battled two suspicious fires not far from each other overnight Saturday.
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Danville Officer's Manslaughter Trial Begins
A jury in Contra Costa County is set to decide if a police officer in the East Bay acted in self-defense or if he is guilty of involuntary manslaughter.
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Danville Officer's Manslaughter Trial Begins
A jury in Contra Costa County is set to decide whether or not a police officer in the East Bay acted in self-defense or if he is guilty of involuntary manslaughter. Melissa Colorado reports.
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Former Interpreter for U.S Army Recounts Journey From Afghanistan to Bay Area
A former interpreter is telling his first-hand account of what it was like to make it out of Afghanistan as the Taliban took over. Raj Mathai reports.
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Former Interpreter for U.S Army Recounts Journey From Kabul to Bay Area
A former Interpreter is telling his first-hand account of what it was like to make it out of Afghanistan as the Taliban took over.
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‘I Told Myself, You Have 10 Minutes to Cry': Martinez Mom's Plea for Help Gets Welcoming Response
After posting a plea for help on the Martinez Raves and Rants Facebook page, the community rallied to her support.
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‘I Told Myself, You Have 10 Minutes to Cry': Martinez Mom's Plea for Help Gets Welcoming Response
After posting a plea for help on the Martinez Raves and Rants Facebook page, the community rallied to her support. Garvin Thomas reports.
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Contra Costa County Reporting at Least 10 Fires Possibly Linked to Fireworks
The Contra Costa County Fire Protection District responded to at least nine fires in the county that were possibly caused by the Fourth of July fireworks Sunday night.
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Contra Costa County Crews Battle Several Fires Caused By Fireworks
The Contra Costa County Fire Protection District is responding to several fires in the county that were possibly caused by illegal fireworks.
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Friday Night Life Makes a Comeback as Restrictions Lift in California
Mask off — it’s a party! It was the first Friday night since California reopened earlier in the week and people took advantage of it.
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Friday Night Life Makes a Comeback as Restrictions Lift in California
Mask off — it’s a party! It was the first Friday night since California reopened earlier in the week and people took advantage of it. Cheryl Hurd reports.
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Teens Hitting Burning Tennis Ball Started Destructive Martinez Fire: Investigators
Investigators determined a burning tennis ball being played with by three teenage boys started a fire that destroyed a Martinez home Wednesday afternoon.
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Teens Hitting Burning Tennis Ball Started Destructive Martinez Fire: Investigators
Investigators determined a burning tennis ball being played with by three teenage boys started a fire that destroyed a Martinez home Wednesday afternoon.
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3 Kids Started Fire That Destroyed East Bay Home: Officials
Youths playing with fire was cited as the cause of a vegetation fire Wednesday afternoon that destroyed a house and an estimated 15 vehicles and some other equipment in Martinez, Cheryl Hurd reports.
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Fire Destroys Home, Several Vehicles in Martinez
A fire destroyed a Martinez home and several vehicles Wednesday afternoon before firefighters were able to douse the flames that pumped a plume of black smoke high into the air. Jodi Hernandez reports.
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House Fire in Martinez Sends Large Plumes of Black Smoke Into Air
Firefighters continue to battle a house fire in Martinez Wednesday afternoon on Cambark Court.
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Firefighters Battle House Fire in Martinez
Firefighters responded to a house fire in Martinez Wednesday afternoon. No neighboring structures have been affected.
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3 Kids Started Fire That Destroyed Martinez Home: Officials
Youths playing with fire was cited as the cause of a vegetation fire Wednesday afternoon that destroyed a house and an estimated 15 vehicles
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Contra Costa County Working to Get Ahead of Fire Season
State officials are telling counties and cities to prepare early for what may be the worst fire season on record.